Churchill and Bevin Warn of Soviet Threats in Europe
British leaders condemn Soviet actions as Churchill denounces seeds of a new world war and Bevin and Attlee press a hard line. The speech warns of a curtain from the Baltic to the Adriatic and Sovietization behind it, with Byrnes likely noting the tension.
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Warren Seeks Dual Nominations in California Primaries
Governor Earl Warren races for renomination on both Republican and Democratic tickets in California. The piece argues Warren will likely win in November, with a Prohibition ticket possible and minor parties unlikely to shake his path. It notes Sidney Hillman’s PAC poses no real challenge and brands Warren a strong future presidential possibility.
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Commerce Department reports on U.S. business activity
The Commerce Department cites 3,235,000 U S firms at year start and notes 695,000 new startups in two years while 295,000 existing firms ceased operations. The data imply many Americans pursue entrepreneurship as a growing trend with new entries outpacing closures by about seven to three. Local observations say there are mainly new ventures and few retirements.
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Georgia extends suffrage to eighteen year olds
Georgia shifted the voting age to eighteen arguing maturity for civic duty. The 28 to 20 year olds cast ballots in Tuesday primaries, and officials await reports on their participation and how they used the new right.
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Army Air Force Seeks Top Pilot For Experimental Plane
The Army Air Force seeks its most skilled and dependable pilot to fly an experimental craft aiming to break the speed of sound. The project promises an adventure beyond current knowledge and could push past established flight limits.
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Former Fairroad porter named Bengal governor in Britain
In Great Britain Frederick J. Burrows, once a Fairroad porter, has been appointed governor of Bengal, illustrating a rise from humble beginnings to high station.
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Poem Fragment Reflects Flu era Child Health Quip
A fragmentary verse playfully notes illness in children and a hopeful household refrain. The lines describe a child with flu and a caregiver's patient, lighthearted approach to restoration. The wording resembles a dated, cautionary domestic piece.
Technically miners dispute over contract sparks nationwide debate
The piece notes a miners dispute framed as working without a contract and contrasts it with public disbelief. It also mentions the national debt running into billions and a humorous aside about counting. A final quip references a hen laying 304 eggs in 357 days.
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Dismantling Old Service Station Opens Way for Labor Temple
Work at 437 West Center in Pocatello progresses to clear the site for a new three story labor temple with full basement. The project marks a step in the town’s labor town identity and builds on local development.
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Idaho farmers face steady labor supply for crops
The University of Idaho division of agriculture reports adequate manpower across Idaho for current crop operations. It asks whether farmers share this view and how the labor distribution affects planting and harvest activities.
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Your Child and His Problems
An advocate argues for consolidating district schools to improve teacher focus and student growth. The piece critiques mass education in large city systems, urging individualization, better class units, and concerns about efficiency, quality, and teacher strain in city classrooms.
Spelling Aid For Caters of School Children
Dr Patri explains why mixed age classes need individual instruction but stresses benefits of mass teaching. The leaflet P-30 on Spelling offers rules and tips to improve a child’s spelling and asks readers to send 5 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr Patri at P O Box 99 Station 6 New York 19 NY.
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Reddy Fox Plans as Bob Whites Evade Hen Yard
Bob White lead the flock from Farmer Brown's henyard after breakfast choosing a land route along the old stone wall. Reddy Fox watches from hiding behind the wall licking his lips as Bully the...
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Sparrow and Fox Plot Spark Danger Near Green Forest
English Sparrow Bully watches Reddy Fox from an apple tree as the Bob Whites move to safety at the Green Forest edge. Reddy Fox snarls and leaves, while Bully ponders his bluster and the risk of discovery.
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